Thanks Perry,
I copied the extracted files and here's the output:
[root@NAGIOSXI mibs]# snmpwalk -v 2c -c [snmp-string] [IP Address] F5-BIGIP-GLOBAL-MIB::gtmServerStatusAvailState
F5-BIGIP-GLOBAL-MIB::gtmServerStatusAvailState."/Common/F5-1" = INTEGER: green(1)
F5-BIGIP-GLOBAL-MIB::gtmServerStatusAvailState."/Common/F5-2" = INTEGER: green(1)
F5-BIGIP-GLOBAL-MIB::gtmServerStatusAvailState."/Common/srv-servername-1" = INTEGER: green(1)
F5-BIGIP-GLOBAL-MIB::gtmServerStatusAvailState."/Common/srv-servername-2" = INTEGER: green(1)
So, I'm not exactly sure what the last two lines are calling, they are servers, not F5 machines. Unless these also run f5 checks that I'm unaware of.
F5 Check Failing
Re: F5 Check Failing
Make sure the permissions on the MIBs are proper:
Then run the plugin again now and it will likely work.
If it doesn't work from the web interface, restart apache as well:
For CentOS 8/RHEL 8/Oracle 8:
Or for Ubuntu/Debian:
Then test again.
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chown root.nagios /usr/share/snmp/mibs/F5*
chmod 0664 /usr/share/snmp/mibs/F5*If it doesn't work from the web interface, restart apache as well:
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systemctl restart httpdCode: Select all
systemctl restart httpd php-fpmCode: Select all
systemctl restart apache2